Dalea frutescens (Black Dalea) erosion control The fruit will droop when

The fruit will droop when fully ripe and may even split slightly when ready for harvest

Fall color is burgundy

Indiangrass is adaptable and tolerates both drought and periodical flooding (as long as the saturation is not prolonged or permanent)

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Dalea frutescens (Black Dalea) erosion control The fruit will droop whenBlack Dalea is a thornless, low growing, mounding shrub with feathery foliage and small purple flowers. Once established, it is very low maintenance. Black Dalea needs good drainage and full sun. It should not be fertilized or over watered. It prefers poor, shallow soils and performs well in xeric gardens, such as rock gardens or rocky slopes. It can be used for erosion control. It handles reflected heat well and it only needs occasional irrigation in